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"Pioneer Landscaping & Fencing added decorative rock and concrete curbing around the perimeter of a recently installed block wall fence. They replaced concrete curbing around a trio of trees in my front yard to accommodate tree roots. A number of underground sprinklers were also relocated."

"It was great and impressive. They were very professional and I am very happy with the work."

"I had this work done a couple years ago but just now realized I never wrote a review. I needed to widen the gate going into my RV parking area so I'd quit hitting the gate when I backed my trailer in. Clark was quick to show up for an estimate and gave a very reasonable quote. Promptly showed up and performed the work as he said he would. Finished the job in just few hours. The gate turned out very nice and I've no longer have a problem with hitting it when I back the RV through! I would definitely hire him again! Clark is a super nice guy, very easy to work with! Thanks!"

"Amazing response time to messages, jobs have all been done above the bar. Very hard working owner and crew. Trustworthy and super mindful of detail and customer service. Would 100% leave our ranch wide open for Ryan and his crew to come and go as need be. Stellar Company, trustworthy & competitive!"

"There isn't a lot to say, they showed up on time, installed the shelves and did an excellent job.  We just moved into this home in January and we will be calling Earmark again, we have a lot of things that need to be done. <br />"

"Chris returned phone calls rapidly. Met with us on time and gave us an estimate. He was lower than others and provided options for us.  the final product was as just as we wanted."

"I called James on a Monday, he came to my house the following day to give an estimate. I accepted the estimate and he did the work two days  later. He was on time and did an excellent job. Clean up was well done too. <br />"

"<p>The fence turned out well as did the siding.  The siding was replaced on two sides of the house where the existing siding was T-111.  The original bid called for leaving the south side of the house T-111 and I asked that it too be replaced with Hardy plank to more closely match the existing lap siding. That incurred an increase in the bid, which I expected.  However the entry way, which should have been included was deemed too difficult to replace.  I insisted it match and that too caused  cost increase.</p> <p>I felt that paint prep was somewhat substandard.  The threshold for the back door had to be replaced.  The replacement left a large gap. <br /> <br /> </p> <br />"

"On day 1, the Catchys crew used heavy equipment to remove all of the existing plants and 6" of soil. They also dug down 18" along the neighbor's mow strip in preparation for the barrier installation. Before the crew left, they cleaned up the work site, swept up all the dirt in the street and along the gutter and hosed everything down. Very neat and tidy!? On day 2, the crew returned to install the barrier along the mow strip and again left the work site clean. On day 3, the crew didn't show and I waited until 10 a.m. to call Juan. He apologized and said the boulders set aside for the project were not suitable and they were waiting for replacements. This was the only snag in the project. I felt that Juan should have contacted me to tell me there would be a delay. On day 4, the crew arrived with the fresh soil and the boulders. In concert with my instructions, the crew placed the soil and boulders. Juan also arrived to apologize for the delay in obtaining the boulders. The street and gutter along the work site were swept and hosed down and left in a clean condition.? Everyone on the crew was friendly, polite, hard-working, and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to friends and family. <br /> <br /> UPDATE <br /> After the work was completed, I gave the firm a glowing report on Angie's List. However, when I began to put plants in the newly landscaped area I discovered the soil provided consisted of heavy clay. I was expecting soil that was described in the Terms and Conditions of Proposal (TCP) as: "All plant material installed will be back filled with a native soil/compost mixture, water polymer, and fertilizer." When I re-read the TCP I realized that the soil described was only provided when Cachys Landscaping did the planting. That told me that Cachys knew the type of soil that assures optimum growth for plants.Next I reviewed the actual proposal for my property. It called for "New Topsoil." A definition of top soil is the "fertile, upper layer of soil".The clay I received could in no way be described as "fertile". The irony of the whole situation was I had actually paid money for soil I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy!I contacted Cachys to voice my displeasure about the soil provided. I was hoping to have the clay removed and new top soil brought in. That didn't happen, but Cachys did agree to provide two yards of compost and have it integrated into the clay. Not an ideal solution, but better than nothing.New customers should have a clear understanding of the type of soil that will be provided for their landscaping project."

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